Pleiades - Taygeta

The well-known seven-star system of the Pleiades is an open star cluster in the constellation Taurus - 440 light years distance from earth - and is composed of relatively young stars, planets etc. The designation "seven-star system" is derived from the fact that at least seven sparkling stars can be seen with the natural eye on a clear and starry night in the northern winter sky.

However, they exist in another space-and-time configuration and are an additional 80 light years beyond the Pleiades. One of the sun systems located there bears the name Tayget, the central star, which is orbited by ten planets; four of these are inhabited. Those human beings living there we call Pleiadeans. Yet they call themselves Plejaren (pronounced ple-yar-en) according to their system, which bears the name Plejaren.

Location Constellation: Taurus Right Ascension: 03 45 12.5 Declination: +24 28 02 Distance from Sol: 440 Light Years Basic Data Alternate Designations: 19 Tauri, HR 1145, HD 23338, BD+24 547, HIP 17531, SAO 76140, GC 4486, BDS 1848, CCDM 03452+2429 Spectral Type: B6IV Apparent Magnitude: +4.30 Habitability Inner Edge of Habitability Zone: Unknown Outer Edge of Habitability Zone: Unknown

Erra - Taygeta AB

Erra Statistics

An image of Erra and Taygeta

Here in this image you can see Erra in orbit around Taygeta in the pleiadian system. It is my belief the Erra is the third planet in the system and is well placed in the habitability zone

Planetary Orbit Around Taygeta